Keanu Reeves is poised to make his debut in a U.S. television series, potentially starring in Hulu’s adaptation of "The Devil in the White City." This high-profile project, overseen by executive producers Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese, is based on Erik Larson's gripping non-fiction book. Although initially envisioned as a feature film with DiCaprio intended to portray the infamous serial killer H.H. Holmes, the adaptation has shifted to a limited series format. The narrative intricately weaves together the stories of Daniel Burnham, the architect behind the 1893 World’s Fair, and H.H. Holmes, a murderous charlatan who used the fair as his grisly hunting ground.

Reeves' potential involvement adds a fresh layer of intrigue, with speculation rife about whether he will embody Burnham or Holmes. While the role of the admired architect could align well with Reeves’ established filmography, his past performances suggest he could also adeptly tackle the more sinister and psychologically complex character of Holmes. Despite the long and storied development history of "The Devil in the White City," this latest evolution holds significant promise, enhanced by Reeves’ consideration for a starring role alongside DiCaprio and Scorsese’s continued engagement.